As the years increase, so does my gratitude and appreciation for
the many congregations where I have been privileged to pitch my
tent on my sojourn of faith and ministry. I only wish that the
resources I have found through family systems, the Center for
Congregational Health, and the Alban Institute had been mine to
share with the earlier congregations. I am not the same person or
minister I was when I first assumed pastoral responsibilities.
However, this is always the way life - even the life of faith -
works. We can only be who we are and where we are. I'm grateful I'm
not still there. Colleagues and friends continue to enrich my life
and contribute greatly to my ongoing development both personally
and professionally. Their encouragement and support have led to
this second publishing endeavor. This book is dedicated to my two
sons, Mark and Michael. They have continued to exhibit the
qualities of integrity and hard work, doing what they believe they
are called to do regardless of how it turns out. Their high
principles and ethical behavior continue to convince me that my
wife and I must have done something right We certainly don't take
credit for their achievements but recognize they have come a long
way in mastering the art of letting go as I have tried to describe
it in this book.
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